Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-07


TarDea1fas-The Efyalrg for the Com
- site Of Worth-Thres DesPerat> A.
*enpzs 1T self e ar
IL ovsrtaken 5y Flames.
9KoEGIA.
DR.. Jona ;. B4ruwell 4as bean elected
ToTt physician d Dz.ea.
Rowan p0st Office has received its lsfl
bags and II aoW Fes1y .1- b-s.Esss.
Up. A. D1Pezt a2s pat il tl,209
eooA fo1ntai1 a. a.s dE1y stors = d.
Pont.
Daring the mouth 81 Fe5-1aTy 1871 over
l9sgCo.9D9 feet Of square aud scAo timber
wsS measured az tee p1Jlc 5oon a.
DarieE.
Joe Cooper, the Murderer Of Assoa-
Was carried, il charge % psnitelllary
guard, 70 Jonss' Camp EssE savannah
On FRIDAY.
The Ochtaazeles lake u ranniog quite
low, and ssiEing PARTIES are icing organ
Z lied 70 taks TIE 1s1 ol., AID l1srs - az
abundance Of them tcefe.
J. 3. Green made fz15 % one acre 81
turnIps AID csbDazes 81 IIfl9a last year.
One crop succeeded t4s otAer. Nearly
5an d he esoDazs r0tte1, and fully oEe-
foarth 81 the turniDs we're not sold
On Monday morning Rose GossIY, 4
eo3DTsd grl some - Fears ol9. Is - wa
EuFsfnz lGr Mr.. - 1lJ1-. r. East IND,
suburb % T1oEa.sIle. Tss 20 5&aly
Burned that s1s fie5 w!-cin q Tex 1oUIs.
Capt. II. Il. Tigt, one o, tae most qulet
AID unassGminZ gentleman "a tSe9f 81,
has 10 hands Or BIS 2@7 Eol. ICey are
/. pzI0 mDGla-y and reez.fe god = ages.
y His sag milI near AIaEaA2 - one Of tee
rnest Shd most con. Ciste ia tls .1-a.
Ias farmers Of Americas have IzksR
advantage o. the last lev days ~ 5sauti-
~S14 weather aod asYe p.aGtesl corn Il
nsPhpid rate. Farming pFCspects nave been
Izs1sd rapidly forward, and every branch
T. making hne s290lgg t5r future opera
tl0ns.
There have been received II Yald0sta
slGce sept. ! tnifty-tares carloads Of
horses and mules. aVsFagilZ twenty-five
- the car. making TOTAL u ~ head.
Besiqes thee several Gr1vss have gone
10 % lard, maEinE about 100 mules and
horses 90 lar scld there.
7. J. PALM, of Valdos,a. 81 Tered a very
serious and perhaps fatal accident sew
eraL evenings ago. He was cnoppinz
1reWOCd, when q piece few Up and alt
him on the nOse. knocking him doUr and
CAUSING pT0fuse hemorrDage. Drs. Bur-
tor and Rogers we're called % ses bin.
bus they have lad { h5cUlty In stopping
the flow 81 clCod. He i IA very weak
and pFecarlOus condition from loss q
bleed.
- RgORtS "a " u ~ arc AdptiAlg ZEN
treing On Tue stOckaGs lot a. gos location
Tor their court house. Atits present iOca-
tt0n the court house - serious draw
back 70 the county 10 many ways. one,
and very great one, IS that IL prevents
any Of the tOwns On the railroad from
prospering, because people will not
invest money ia property the value OF
which Is liable % be destroyed By the
location Of the court house az some other
point.
County Bailid scruggs, Of LoEndes
county, armed with a warrant for seduc-
tIons went % the upper part u Berrien
county several days ago after Mr.. George
hn, and took him iHe esstOdy. Mr..
Mcmillan desired TO 20 By AlaDanz 10 get
bail, which the bailiff agreed %. TIE
Mayor Of the town and several other citi-
zeDs agreed TO 90 on the bond, and while
~ was being drawn Mr.. Mcmillan got OCT
Of the door and Od. 50 Jesse had to 20
home Without Dis man and minus bond
for him.
Col. b. r. Wilmington has notified the
town council that be Will trinR suit at
March term Of court against tne town OF
AIapabA for 40, which he claims for pro-
fessl0nal services said 20 have been rem
0sred the town in q damage
case against the town several years
SAG. This case vas never brought
70 y trial, the plaintiff withdraw.
: ing the suit. The town Of Alapaba claims
tHat she employed Col. Wilmington to
defend hsr In the suit. but as 50 was not
kOuEht there was 10 service rendered,
hid therefore declines 10 pay his claim.
Last week, 10 Irwin county, while J. b.
Fa9lk's son was leading horse from the
field, and when passing through a gap in
fhe fence, the horse reached down 10 get
bite 81 grass and was bitten % the nose
by medium sized rattlegnaks- As soon
% possible the horse was given 3 liberal
quantity OF sweet milk and alum. then
three bottles Of spirits turpentiDe were
heated, By boiling, and the mouths Of the
bottles placed in succession over the part
bitten. The green poison could be plainly
seen as 1t was being drawn Into the Dot
ties. This intelligent treatment saved the
animals life.
Last week, while two OF Sidney Morris
boys, aged respectively ~ and 8 years.
were In the woods near their home in
JrwA county, they saw the grass On Ore
and the flames coming rapidly toward
them. They at once decided To climb a
6apiinR and watch the great red tongues
Of fire sweep BY. Before they had gotten
out Of reach, the IRE, propelled by a stiff
breeze, was upon them. BOth were
severely burned. The sOles ofthe youngest
boys feet we're blIstered, and part Of the
flesh was burned TO a crisp. At frat it
was thought he would die, but he Is now
out Of danger.
X. ]. Hinely, at Ocean Pond, suffered a
painful accident at his mill several days
ago. 1t seems that he had just put up
h& shingle saw and was making a pc
ginning on an order for shingles, but he
had not fixed plane for the shingles to
slide out Of the way, and soon quite a
pile accumulated ana one fell back upon
the saw. The rapid motion OF that in
strument caught up the sbingle and
hurled IL endwise against Mr.. Hinely's
neck, knocking him down. He had 10 be
carried to his home. and was confined to
bis bed under treatment OF a doctor for
several days, but he was out again
Wednesday.
I,eary Courier: Several weeks ago we
reproduced from the Quitman Free Press
an Item relating to the theft OF a horse
and buggy at Tbomasyille by a Baker
county young man named &, l.. Roberts.
IL now transpires that the young man In
question IL Charlie Rabun, son OF Thomas
Rabun. OF Milford, who is one OF the best
citizfn~ 81 Baker. Mr.. Kabun went down
TO Tterwise le last Monday 70 see after
his erring son. Charlie had but a short
time previous 10 this last trouble broken
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